There is “no negativity” in the Nottingham Forest dressing room in the wake of Mark Warburton being sacked, says caretaker boss Gary Brazil.

The Reds battled their way to a 0-0 draw at Leeds United in the Championship in their first match since Warburton was axed on New Year’s Eve.

And they are currently preparing to face Premier League giants Arsenal in the FA Cup at the City Ground on Sunday.

And Brazil has made it clear on the eve of the big third round tie against Arsene Wenger's Gunners that the players have stayed positive during a turbulent time – and are determined to show everyone how good they are.

“There’s no negativity among the players in terms of wanting to get on and show how good they are,” he said.

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“I don’t think there’s ever a bad time to play Arsenal in the FA Cup,” he added.

“This is a good time to play Arsenal in the FA Cup – at home, a big crowd. From the players’ perspective, I would be wanting a shirt.”

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